T-Mobile Park, Seattle

AfarAug 13

Come for the Game, Stay for One of Seattle’s Most Underrated Neighborhoods

SoDo may be the city’s sports hub, but beyond T-Mobile Park and Lumen Field is an industrial neighborhood full of craft drinks, great food, vintage finds, and Seattle eccentricity. The neighborhood of ...

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T-Mobile ParkSightIt is the home stadium of the Seattle Mariners of Major League Baseball and has a seating capacity of 47,368.
SoDoTrain stationIndustrial area south of downtown, known for arts and sports.
Lumen FieldSightLocated in the city's SoDo neighborhood, it is the home field for the Seattle Seahawks of the National Football League…
Pioneer SquareTrain stationNearby neighborhood travelers often visit after games.
Letterpress DistillingRestaurantDistillery in an old warehouse offering limoncello and amaro.
Slice Box PizzaFast foodServes large New York- and Sicilian-style pizza slices.
Fast Fashion BrewingBarBrewery with salvaged vintage furniture and arcade games.
Re-PCSightHardware recycling depot with retro computer exhibits.
The BinsMarketGoodwill store known for giant bins of used clothing.
DerbyRestaurantUpscale American classics served with a view of collector cars.
Orient Express LoungeRestaurantChinese-American restaurant expanded from a 1949 diner.
EarthwiseMarketThrift store with items salvaged from demolished buildings.
Café con LecheRestaurantCozy coffee shop serving Cuban espresso, pastries, and sandwiches.
Club SurRestaurantLatin restaurant and nightlife with live music.
Westland DistilleryRestaurantDistillery pouring fruity whiskeys reflecting the region's terroir.

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National GeographicAug 12

8 of the Best Things to Do in Seattle With Kids

Blending urban exploration with outdoor adventure, Seattle invites families to experience its waterways, neighborhoods, and cultural landmarks in exciting ways. Families can head to Kerry Park, a ...

Venue for stadium tours and Mariners dugout.

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Alki BeachSightUrban beach for sandcastles and waterfront path.
Space NeedleSightOffers panoramic views with a revolving glass floor.
Pike Place MarketMarketCentury-old public market overlooking Elliott Bay.
Seattle WaterfrontFerry terminalRevitalized in 2025, combines sweeping views and attractions.
Seattle AquariumAquariumEducates and entertains with creatures from Puget Sound.
Seattle Great WheelAttractionTowers 175 feet above Pier 57.
Overlook WalkSightElevated pathway connecting downtown to the waterfront.
Seattle Children’s MuseumMuseumInteractive, play-based space for building and art.
Pacific Science CenterMuseumIts main science museum is on the ground of the Seattle Center near Downtown Seattle with auxiliary facilities in…
International FountainSightSplash through its water jets on the campus lawns.
Discovery ParkParkSeattle’s largest park with forests, meadows, and beaches.
West Point LighthouseSightHistoric lighthouse overlooking Puget Sound.
Green Lake ParkParkGreen Lake Park has a 2.8-mile paved walking path, sport courts, two swimming beaches, wading pool, and non-motorized…
Seattle SeahawksPlaceNational Football League team.
Seattle MarinersPlaceMajor League Baseball team.
Seattle KrakenPlaceNational Hockey League team.
Seattle Sounders FCPlaceMajor League Soccer team.
Seattle StormPlaceWomen’s National Basketball Association team.
Seattle Reign FCPlaceNational Women’s Soccer League team.
Seattle SeawolvesPlaceMajor League Rugby team.
Seattle TorrentPlaceProfessional Women’s Hockey League team.
Climate Pledge ArenaSightVenue for stadium tours.
T-Mobile ParkSightVenue for stadium tours and Mariners dugout.
King County Water TaxiPlace<p class="title-sm mb-3">Sail past the stress.
Woodland Park ZooMuseumHome to 800 animals from around the world.

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